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How to Talk to Your Children About the Boston Tragedy
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Posted in Bereavement by Dr. Jeremy F. Shapiro on Apr 22, 2013
How to Talk to Your Children about the Boston Bombing By: Jeremy Shapiro My heart goes out to all those affected by the tragedy that occurred in Boston last week. I am also extremely saddened by the fact that it hasn’t been so long since I was writing about how to talk to your children about a different catastrophe, the ... Read More »
Handling the Emotional Aftermath of A Tragedy: The Boston Bombings
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Posted in Bereavement by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Apr 18, 2013
It is difficult to write about a tragedy just after it has occurred because it forces us to review the details of a horrific event-- but it is cathartic as well. Looking at the Boston bombing through a magnifying glass reveals both unthinkable sadness and acts of amazing courage. The loop of video on the television showing the explosion over and ... Read More »
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Posted in Bereavement by Julie Hanks, LCSW on Dec 22, 2012
The holidays can be tough, especially if you’ve lost a loved one. Family gatherings, once-loved traditions and even well-meaning comments from friends can all become painful reminders of your loss. But you don’t have to ... Read More »

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